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Modeling Hysteresis Loops of SMC Cores

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Hysteresis modeling plays an important role for the designers of magnetic circuits. The paper considers the effect of processing temperature on magnetic properties of SMC cores. The hysteresis loops of the SMC cores are described using two recent modifications of phenomenological models.

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Barbara Ślusarek*, Krzysztof Chwastek, Jan Szczygłowski, Bartosz Jankowski

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